Besides hanging off the side of a hill what quaint
Mediterranean village is this ?
Answer: The Palatine Hill. One of the seven hills of Rome.
I would have added more but the blogger gawds wouldn't let me.
Rita, who likes traveling.
The first is the Cinque Terre on the upper Italian coast.
Look at the picture see the tower on the hill? To the left is a palm tree. Our
room was right below the tree. It was 45.00 a night. Why so cheap? Because we
had to climb 144 of the steps in the picture below to get there. Doing that
after several bottles of the local wine is not easy.
14 comments:
Just tell us!!! You devil-dawg.
(& I say that with love.)
Julie
(who also loves to travel and is having a "staycation" kind of year.)
Staycation here also. But I do take several mini vacation in my heard every day. I'll spill later today. How did you know I'm a devil-dawg?
Short but very sweet, Rita. Amalfi and Cavalry?
Looks like Capri, maybe?? Wish I was there! :D
You guys are close. But close only counts in government work.
"But close only counts in government work." Hey! I resemble that remark!
No idea where exactly the locations are, but would love to go there...
Me too Marcelle so I felt safe saying it. 21 years with the feds.
"How did I know you were a devil dawg?"
Ha! I read your comments. And your books. :)
Dad always said: close only counted in "horseshoes & hand grenades."
Ahh! I'm blushing. Thank you.
I put the answers directly in the posts. Thanks for playing.
Okay, Rita, who's the charmer in the white cassock?
Jean, Pope John Paul in 1999
Ha, what a great post!!
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